Up till now, I'm still against Manchester United bringing in a new coach immediately without allowing Nistelrooy to complete the season. They are really stressing these players to adapt to different patterns of play within a short period of time. I was even expecting they would lose that match because the transition in play pattern is just too much within a relatively short time.
Nistelrooy was doing great in a relatively short period of time and Manchester United recorded four wins and one draw, they would just have allowed that guy to finish the season so they can compare and contrast or even if their mind is made up, change him.
Liverpool did great yesterday, Salah showed his masterpiece especially in that goal when he beat the goalkeeper running out. Congratulations to them.
Yeah, in as much as I would love to disagree with you but you’re absolutely right, Manchester United should have allowed Van Nistelrooy finished the season the season with the players because he was already doing well and the players look more motivated when he was in charge, sometimes players get motivated to play when they like your style of play, I think Manchester United likes Van Nistelrooy style of play and that why the recorded that much goal with his short period of time, but look at this again from this perspective, Amorin being in charge now will make Manchester United next season better because he will use this season to scan and screen out player that he feels are not suitable to his pattern and bring in players that can play to his patter by the next transfer window so it a process they just need to give him time and a few transfers window.
Exactly my point, the players played with high motivation and confidence for the first time in a very long while, even the game against Chelsea, I saw players that are starting to breath life into their activities and I was impressed although not a Manchester United fan.
Sometimes these players needs someone who has a like spirit to boost their confidence and I think Nistelrooy being much like them some years ago understood their pain points quickly and gave them a real sense of belonging and very great emotional support that they were performing at their peak and giving it their all during that period in time.
Amorim is already asking for less media time, the pressure is telling on him already, I kind of understand him since he's not used to this kind of media presence, I believe he'll adapt to the big team he's coaching now with time.